Female Crime and the Courts in Revolutionary Lancaster County By G. S. Rowe Historians have largely neglected the feminist experience throughout our history. This neglect has stemmed from insensitivity on the part of the male-dominated historical profession as well as from a dearth of sources

and District Attorney Alfred C. Alspach. At this time the Law and Order Society agent declared that gambling and vice were under control.' There were strong rumors, in 1961, that the Mafia and organized crime had moved into Lancaster. At that time I was asked to join the Society by its president, Rev